Women’s day: Mangrove oysters mean food security for a family in Ecuador
Shells Rosa collects in the mangroves of the Mira-Mataje reserve both feed her family and provide an income. Photo: WFP/Giulio ...
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Women’s day: A canal greens dreams for a farmer amid Kenya’s drought
Agnes's farm benefits from a paved canal which channels water from the river Turkwell to her farm. Photo: WFP/Fredrik Lerneryd In ...
This International Women’s Day, be breast cancer aware
It is 8 th March, International Women’s Day – a time to focus on issues that relate to women health, ...
Women’s day: How crops grow independence in Bangladesh
Aubergines are a staple in Hason Ara's community of Ukhiya in Cox's Bazar. Bangladesh. WFP/Sayed Asif Mahmud. Four years ago, ...
Womens Day 2022: What Women Should Eat Throughout Their Lives
The food we eat provides nutrition that is a basic need for our body. To stay healthy and for us ...
How can laws that promote women’s economic inclusion be operationalized in practice?
In 2015, Kenya made history by enacting the Protection Against Domestic Violence Act. This landmark legislation, the result of years ...
Bachelet: Women’s participation forging peace worldwide, ‘vastly worse’ post pandemic
Michelle Bachelet was participating in a Security Council debate dedicated to the theme “Protecting Participation: Addressing violence targeting women in peace and ...
Measuring women’s work can be tricky. Here’s what to know when comparing surveys.
How many men and women were employed last week? How many hours did they work in their main jobs? And ...
Impact of agronomy and livestock interventions on women’s and children’s dietary diversity in Mali
Damouko Bonde is a specialist in project monitoring and evaluation with AVSF Mali.This project was implemented and supported by Agronomists ...
Women’s equality helps progress children’s rights
The theme of this year’s International Women’s Day is ‘Equality for women is progress for all’. Eun Woo Kim spoke to UNICEF’s gender ...
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